Summary
Maumee Middle School serves about 494 students in grades 6–8 in Maumee, Ohio, a suburban community just outside Toledo, and is part of the Maumee City district. In 2025–2026, the school ranked 353rd of 1,046 middle schools statewide — 66th percentile, 3 stars — while its district ranked 324th of 773 districts (58th percentile), so the school performs above its district's overall standing. That said, Maumee has slipped from earlier heights: it was a 4-star school in the high 70s to 80s percentile from 2016–17 through 2022–23, and has been a 3-star, mid-60s percentile school since 2023–24.
Test scores in 2025–26 were above the state average in most subjects: science 8 (69.7% vs. 61.2%), math 7 (63.8% vs. 48.6%), math 8 (56.6% vs. 52%), ELA 6 (63.8% vs. 56%), ELA 7 (71.2% vs. 62.7%), ELA 8 (63% vs. 58.3%), and Algebra I (87.8% vs. the state's 61.6% and the district's 65.4%). The exception is 6th grade math, where Maumee scored 54.4%, below the state's 56.2% and below the state for three years running. Compared with neighbors, 7th grade math and ELA beat Lake Middle School, Rossford Junior High School, Springfield Middle School, and Sylvania Arbor Hills Junior High School, but trail Perrysburg Junior High School, Anthony Wayne Junior High School, and Sylvania Mccord Junior High School.
Chronic absenteeism was 18.1%, above the district's 14.5% and higher than Perrysburg (9.2%) and Anthony Wayne (6.9%) but lower than Springfield (25%). Free/reduced-price lunch was 46.56%, well above most higher-performing nearby schools. Maumee has the lowest student-teacher ratio (11.8) and highest per-student spending ($12,564 in 2018–19) in the comparison group — favorable resources that have not translated into top-tier outcomes, suggesting attendance and student needs matter more. The school ranks strongest for gifted students (78th percentile, 4 stars) and closest to the state median for special education (52nd percentile) and low-income students (58th percentile).
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